Category Archives: human rights violations

Forensics: Law. Trump administration charges 30 more people for Minnesota church protest | Donald Trump News

A “house of worship” law? The expanded indictment targets protesters who rallied at Cities Church in St Paul against Trump’s immigration surge. — Read on http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/2/28/trump-administration-charges-30-more-people-for-minnesota-church-protest

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Forensics: Crime. Video of US resident abandoned 5 miles from his family in Buffalo blizzard by ICE. He later died. Local homicide investigation opened.

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Forensics: Law. A Supreme Court Win Didn’t Free Richard Glossip. But This Judge Could.

A year since his legal victory — and after six judges recused themselves — Richard Glossip is asking a new trial judge to release him from jail. — Read on theintercept.com/2026/02/25/richard-glossip-judge-natalie-mai-oklahoma/

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Forensics: Law. Crime. HS First Amendment Protest Gets Slammed in Quakertown. DA Investigating Police Chief.

centralbucksnews.com/news/2026/feb/21/da-launches-independent-probe-into-quakertown-police-response/

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Forensics: Cites bitemark cases of forensic fraud. Innocence Project Calls on NY Governor Hochul to End Qualified Immunity and Hold Officials Accountable for Misconduct

Qualified immunity has already left too many people — including those who were wrongfully incarcerated — without any meaningful path to justice for the harm they suffered. — Read on innocenceproject.org/news/innocence-project-calls-on-ny-governor-to-end-qualified-immunity/

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Forensics: A Remembrance of Ukrainian athletes and coaches who were lost to war.

https://www.threads.com/@natalka_76_/post/DUrNw2miRzE?xmt=AQF0k7rNrYeUCnccyHvhlDIaKepzv-e2I-LSHqWOTR2h5IMLZPkmNAumGlmHmKab2qGbtHEK&slof=1

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Forensics: Medicine. TrumpRx list of drugs: More than half have cheaper alternatives.

Patients could save more buying non-branded copycat drugs, even if they don’t have insurance. — Read on http://www.axios.com/2026/02/06/trumprx-list-drugs-website-cheaper-prices

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Forensics: Law. Children in ICE Detention Skyrocket in Trump’s Second Term | The Marshall Project

With a six-fold jump in children in detention, advocates allege harrowing conditions are putting kids’ lives at risk. — Read on http://www.themarshallproject.org/2026/01/29/ice-kids-in-detention-numbers

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Forensics: ICE Is Legally Required to Issue Full Reports on Detainee Deaths. They’ve Completely Stopped Doing It.

ICE is required to issue a full report to Congress on any detainee death within 90 days. They’ve skipped the last 8 deaths entirely. — Read on http://www.jezebel.com/ice-detainee-deaths-reports-stopped-issuing-illegal-congress-requirement-90-days-investigation

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Forensics: If you call ICE Nazis….it hurts my feelings.

Constitutional rules according to ICE czar in Minneapolis. https://youtu.be/XWToJfWIgYc

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